John L Sullivan Gets Blunt Message From Corbett Blockade At Moana Springs
James J Corbett told John L Sullivan he cannot back a big fight and called Sullivan’s claim of a staged confrontation a fake. Sullivan left Reno with manager Frank Hall while Jeffries’ camp dismissed the insinuation and prepared for public workouts in Nevada. Jeffries, resting at Moana Springs, endured a grueling training session for spectators.
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Reno
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Jeffries
Sam Berger
Jeffring
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Jeffrine
Moane Springs
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Harvard Beats Yale 3 to 2 In Dry Halt Test
Under lowering skies thousands of spectators filled Soldier Field stands for the Yale Harvard baseball game. Harvard won 3 to 2 in the second of the annual series, with Cambridge noting the upset as Yale struggled against Harvard pitching.
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Maye
Soldier Halt
Yale
Harvard
Heeward
Odd Double Play at Polo Grounds Stuns onlookers
Ed Konetchy of the St Louis Nationals executed a rare sequence at the Polo Grounds. With three men on and one out, he fielded Ates’ grounder and threw Bridwell out at the plate. Phelps’s return pass to Boney arrived too late to retire Aunee, as Devite began home and Konetchy delivered the relay to tag him.
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St. Louis Nationals
New York
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Ates
Bridwell
Phelps
Boney
Aunee
Devite
Koneiwhy
Molo Grounds
Baseball Stars Weigh In On Managerial Prospects
Baseball chatter centers on Tommy Leach Hank Wagner and Fraa Clarke with thirteen years in play. Cleveland manager McGuire has swept Br Hurmitos De Mott and the Lafayette pitcher. Captain Hal Chase and Captain Harry Lord are tipped for future managerial roles while Mack of the Athletics looms as a key pitcher. Fans discuss front office moves and players’ form as spring narratives build.
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Cleveland
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Hurmitos de Mott
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Taro
Cne
Clibe
Spectator clash ends Brooklyn game arresting two New York players
In Brooklyn a crowd disturbance led to Arthur Devlin and Larry Doyle of the New York team being arrested after a third inning fight with a spectator. Devlin and Doyle joined a scuffle that spilled onto the field near the grandstand. A bottle missed the player as officials cleared the diamond to resume play amid the melee.
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Giants
Grandstand
Harry Doyle
Brooklyn
N.Y
Widener
Brooklyn New York Baseballoon
Larry Doyle
New York
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Doyle
Devlin
Funes
House Favors Latter Carriers Claims In Conference
In Washington the House approved the conference report on overtime claims for carriers, with Senate amendments withdrawn. A federal judge for the Eastern District of New York was authorized, and discussions persisted on adjournment timing amid hot weather. The National League scores showed Brooklyn and Chicago winning, while Congress weathered a heat wave in the Capitol.
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Eastern District of New York
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Congress
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Norton
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National League
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New York
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Indiana
Barnhart
Ferre
Foose
Weller Wartires
Cnr
Yeatertay
Kling in Good Shape Fire Cubs Catcher Returns to Form
Cubs players report catcher Kling is regaining his old form after a season hampered by few games. He has been throwing during practice with accuracy, and teammates expect a strong return to the big leagues as he warms up with the squad.
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Chicago Baseball
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Cubs
Kiing
Beses
Cuba
Unclear text fragment about a sports club and manager
Fragmentary sentences describe a race and a manager's promise regarding a club and a government event. The readable parts reference a speedy runner up and an attempt to steal, with a note about someone returning to form and a warehouse or garage context. Names and clear facts are largely missing.
Senate to Back Down on Labor Prosecutions Amendment
Washington June 24 An informal Senate canvass shows its likely retreat from opposing the House amendment to the emdry evi bill granting a labor organization exemption from prosecutions under the Sherman act Glendory noted the exemption only applies when the act is not inherently unlawful
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Senate
Glendory
Government cases fill third of upcoming Supreme Court term
Washington June 2 Government cases will occupy about one third of the next Supreme Court term beginning in October. The court will hear major federal cases where the government is a party or has a strong interest, including those involving federal vests. A review from departments shows hearings of multiple cases, with October 17 as a noted start for some.
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Washington
D. O
United Tale
Snpeumé
Fragmentary history note on tax and labor issues in early debates
A garbled passage references government interest in a deer matter, the Standard, the Buck's Stove, and the American Federation of Labor. It mentions a debate over the validity of a commodity price clause under a Heptuen law, with scattered names like Samnet F. and Argartus Mette, and hints at tensions in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Erie
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Carey
High Valley
Eris
Tereay Tal
Penrnylvania
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